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Utställningen Dit Ljuset Leder på Bukowskis

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The Exhibition 'Dit Ljuset Leder' at Bukowskis

– The project has truly been a dream in every way for me personally. Getting to know Eva and creating a project like this together has developed me both as a person and as a designer. It is a meeting and a combination of several art forms that engages all the visitor's senses, which I believe affects the overall experience. Light and Music can captivate whoever experiences it, says Alexander Lervik.

– What I have loved about this project from the very beginning is that everything is possible! And the times we ran into trouble, if what we had thought of was impossible to carry out, we let it go very quickly and let the idea drift off in another direction where everything was possible again! It has been a fantastic collaboration from everyone involved. It wasn't just me and Alexander — everyone was so engaged and generously shared their expert knowledge, says Eva Dahlgren.

It is with joy that Bukowskis can present a talked-about, dynamic and imaginative exhibition that, with sound and light, stimulates all our senses and offers an art experience beyond the ordinary. The glass objects shown in the exhibition were created at Målerås Glassworks in Småland in close collaboration with the designer Alexander Lervik and the artist Eva Dahlgren. The exhibition and Lexter have also received an award from the International Sound Award for their outstanding sound.

– Now I hope the works end up somewhere where they bring joy. Light and joy. That is what we wanted to convey, says Eva Dahlgren.

The exhibition is open to the public and takes place in Bukowskis' classic premises at Berzelii Park 1 from 17-31 August, 2017. All works will be signed by Alexander Lervik and Eva Dahlgren during the exhibition's opening. Read more about the exhibition that was held at Trendgallerier earlier this spring.

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